All Chapters of The Mysterious Alpha : Chapter 31 - Chapter 40

Craig’s P.O.VLights filtered in from the only window in my office. Greg sat opposite me with a folder in his hand. I tilted my head at him. “Did my uncle also hear about the mark?’Greg nodded. “I believe everyone knows about the mark. From the information I gathered, I heard the Sun Blood Pack was also in attendance and heard about the mark. But, we are yet to know any information if they had linked it to Freda.”I rubbed my hand over my hair. “I prefer they remain slow-witted. Hiding Freda from my uncle was already enough, but adding the Sun blood pack with them would make it more tedious.”“I understand. Ava is doing all she can to train her.”I had been watching her. Though she had no idea, I had seen her training with Ava, and there was still so much to be done. “Yeah. Ava is doing her best. I need you to find out more about this Silver Blood Pack. I need to know everything there is to know; maybe there will finally be a way to help her out with her wolf.”“How about we try to ge

Freda’s P.O.V Fatigue was an understatement of how I felt when Greg asked us to stop training. Everyone was long gone from the training ground, and the moon was starting to show itself.I held my leg, sulking in breaths of hair. My gaze moved to an impeccable Grey, who stood with a wide smile on his face. My frown deepened. “Is this your punishment?”He didn't move, but raised his brow. “Why would I want to punish you?”“Cut the bullshit. You're punishing me because I refused to let you train me at first.”He shrugged. “If you think that's worth punishing someone for, you're mistaken.”I tried to stand, but my leg gave way, and I fell to the floor again. I had thought Ava was aggressive in the training, but Greg took it miles apart. He made Ava's training feel like a walk in the park. I had a lot I wanted to say, but I couldn't find the words. I felt heavy in every part of my body. After a while, Greg tried lifting me, but I shrugged his hand off. “What's this? Medicine after de

Freda’s POVI woke up with the rising of the sun. My whole body felt as if it had been hit by a truck, and I wanted to lie back down immediately. But I remembered I had to train. There were a lot of things I needed to know, and the last thing I should have been doing was lying in bed like I had nothing to do. Just as I sat up on the bed, a loud knock rapped on my door. “Yes!” I shouted. “Who’s there?”No one responded. I pulled myself from the bed, dragging my feet to the door. When I opened the door, I found one of the members - one I haven't learned her name well - standing in front of the door with a tray of food in her hand. I cocked a brow at her. A sly smile appeared on her face. “The alpha asked me to give this to you.”I frowned. “Craig said you should bring this to me.”She nodded. “Something about you being too tired to come down for dinner.” She looked down at the tray. “I guess he must have worked you hard.”My cheeks tinted a blush of red, taking in what she meant.

Freda’s POVSomething was wrong. I could tell from the way Craig had stood up. Yet, he assured me everything was fine. When I left his office, I had no intention of running away and hiding. I might not have trained much, but I was willing to help in any way I could. I didn’t move in the direction of Ava’s room as promised; I moved towards where the sound came from. Everyone was running in one direction. I followed, guessing it was where all the action would take place. Just as I was about to step out with others. I saw him. Shocked, my hand trembled, as my heart thumped. The last time I saw him, he betrayed me. He sold me as if I were an object. He forgot the years of friendship and love we had. Worse, he chose my sister over me. They mocked me. I wanted to move outside, but I could barely lift a step of my foot. Adrian was strong. I had seen him training. He spent hours training and making himself stronger. I knew because I watched him train. It used to be our moment togethe

Craig's POV The rest of society wasn't my favorite place to be. People came in and out, banging the restaurant’s door and making noise. I turned towards Greg. “Why do we have to meet in such a noisy place?”He looked around, a hint of amusement on his face. “Eric thought it was best to meet where no one would bother to pay attention to us. Look at this place. It’s the busiest place I could find.” Then he leaned towards me. “And I heard they have delicious delicacies.”I ignored the delicious delicacy and let my eyes roam over the restaurant. Everyone was barely paying attention to the things happening around them. Some were eating and licking off their hands as if they didn't care that anyone would pay attention to them. In one word, the place was beautifully chaotic.It was the perfect place to meet without thinking of being seen or heard.“I think we should order first,” Greg said, pulling his chair up. I watched him disappear down the lane that led to the counter.Just as soon